LuLu opens 7th Bahrain branch

LuLu International Exchange BSC (C), the leading remittance and foreign exchange company in Bahrain, commenced operations of its seventh outlet in Gudaibiya yesterday. 

Narayan Pradhan, Vice President – GCC and India, LuLu International Exchange, inaugurated the new branch in the presence of the senior management of the company and dignitaries.

Adeeb Ahamed, Executive Director of LuLu International Exchange BSC (C) said, “We are proud to add a new branch to our network. The credit for LuLu International Exchange’s growth and success over the years in the country is attributed to its relentless pursuit of excellent customer service and customer satisfaction. Our priority has always been to provide convenience to our customers and the new branch opening is yet another significant step in expanding our coverage for our customers in Bahrain.”

LuLu International Exchange has over the years emerged as a preferred exchange house providing top-quality worldwide remittance and foreign exchange services to a cross-section of society, powered by a large network, reputed partners and high standard of customer care. 

“Our culture of quality and standardisation makes sure that every branch offers the same quality of service that we have become renowned for. It is our high calibre workforce backed by training and the latest technologies that help us deliver the highest standards of customer satisfaction. We have been incessantly spreading our network, worldwide, to get as closer to our customers as possible”, added Ahamed.

LuLu International Exchange has partnered with internationally renowned and trusted money transfer service providers to guarantee that the client’s hard earned money reaches its destination in the fastest and the most secure way possible. The exchange house caters to markets across the world and has direct online remittance arrangements to India, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Philippines, Indonesia and others.

With the opening of the new branch, the exchange house currently has seven branches across the Kingdom of Bahrain - one each in Gudaybiyah, Hidd, Manama, Muharraq, Sheikh Isa Al Kabeer Avenue and two in the Riffa region.